There are different kinds of biofeedback to choose from, depending on what you want to measure and achieve. Let’s resonate about the seven most common
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Biofeedback has many advantages for people who are struggling with their health. Yet healthcare providers, too, have plenty of reasons to include biofeedback in their
Now that you know what biofeedback is and have become familiar with its countless benefits, you may wonder how to find a biofeedback therapist. In
Following a successful first and second edition, the third edition of In the QX Loop magazine has finally arrived. You can request your paper copy
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One question that doesn’t come up all that often is whether biofeedback can help us make better life decisions. Yet it is a very valid
There are so many wonderful stories I could share with you to answer this interesting question about biofeedback. But there is one that truly stands
Electromagnetic waves are all around us, yet few are aware of the feedback they can provide about mental and physical wellbeing, let alone the impact
In the world of biofeedback, QUEX S and QUEX ED devices stand out. But what is it that makes these biofeedback devices so special compared
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